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We state factual beliefs through: a. normative judgments. b. emotional judgments, or those based entirely on feelings. c. descriptive or empirical judgments. d. mere opinion.
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We state factual beliefs through: a. normative judgments. b. emotional judgments, or those based entirely on feelings. c. descriptive or empirical judgments. d. mere opinion.

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Answer: c. descriptive or empirical judgments

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DESCRIPTIVE claim is a claim that asserts that such-and-such IS the case. Descriptive claims start with information from the world, and from that information we form beliefs and ideas.

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